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Post Office Telegram - 25th July 1969

DAVID BOWIE Post Office Telegram - 25th July 1969 (Measuring approximately 7" x 5" this personal Post Office Telegram was sent from David, whilst in Malta, to Angela Barnett in Beckenham Kent. The message reads, 'BLOODY HOT LOVE BOWIE' and is date-stamped 'Telegraph 25 Jul. 69 BROMLEY KENT'. This has all the identification and Telegram service codes, along with the recipient address & message, printed on tickertape which has then been affixed to the final presentable form)*** See 'More Info' for extra details ***

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Product Availability Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
Release Year 1969 - 55 years ago
Condition Unless stated otherwise in the description above, all items are in at least excellent condition - so please read our descriptions carefully. We try to sell items as close to Mint condition as possible, and many will indeed be close to brand new and/or unplayed. Others may be 'used' - and all will meet our strict grading and are 100% guaranteed.
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Format memorabilia
Record Label Post Office
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Product Catalogue No TELEGRAM
Music Genre Male Solo, Rock
Country Comes from UK Comes from 'UK'
 
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1969 was a busy period for David Bowie. Following the UK release of Space Oddity on July 11th he travelled to Malta to attend the International Song Festival on the 25th. During the festival, held at the Hilton Hotel, he performed two songs. One was a Maltese song to which he had penned English lyrics, the other his own composition When I Live My Dream. He was voted second, beaten by Spanish entrant Christina!

As has been well documented he also gave an impromptu solo performance for the crew of the USS Saratoga which was in port at the time.

This personal telegram is dated July 25th, the day of the International Song Festival, and typically for a Briton abroad it's about the weather! Back in 1969 we didn't have mobile phones, text messages or e-mail; telegrams were the means by which messages could be relayed relatively quickly around the world. Addressed to Angela Barnett, Flat 1 24 Foxgrove Road, Beckenham, Kent, it reads simply "Bloody Hot Love Bowie".

Nine months later, on March 20th 1970, Angela Barnett became Mrs Angela Bowie! A wonderful, personal, and truly unique piece of memorabilia.

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Recording Artist David Bowie
Product Title Post Office Telegram - 25th July 1969
Product Information David Bowie Post Office Telegram - 25th July 1969 UK memorabilia.
Language All tracks are sung in English, unless otherwise stated in our description.
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